... FAnd EROM TEE MADDnG CRownD.'-The new pastoral drama, Far from the Madding Crowd, adapted by Mr. Comyos Carr and Mr. Thomas Hardy from the admirable novel of that name, of which the latter is the author, is to be produced at the Prince of IVAes Theatre ...

... Blaster of the Rolls the BISS. were In his keeping. The hard work In connection with the commission was done by Sir Thomas Daffas Hardy. The Sundepy F)i'ara made its appearance yester- day, but, except that It is printed on thick paper, and gives a few ...

... Nloffatt. Latia.-Charlas Durciss, Joseph Davis, Christopher Imrnay, Thomas Tilstoi. Frr ?? Tilston, Christopher Imnray, Thomas P. A~rbhrm. Ardrnetio. -Willarm Jam'ieson, Thomas Morris, Thomas Lvans, HenryJohu Wotkman. JIremisrry;-Chriswopher Imray, Edwin Miller ...

... Jones, Thomas Roberts. Oonway.-Thomas Morris, John Davies (Colwyn). Liverpeol.-Lewis Jones, B. Jones (B) {Birkenhead), Hugh Jones (8), Islmhee Evns. Holywel.-Robert Jones (A), Robert Hughes (New- market Rhvl). Bngilit.-t:ian Davles, Methuselah Thomas (Chester); ...

... ad being removed from Lancaster Castle to the Publio Is, Records Office in London, under the superintend- ls once of Sir Thomas Hardy, keeper of that office. 3r The documents are said to possess great public interest, and in London they will be properly ...

... (eons); Messrs. ,John O., Thomas, and Joseph Ellams, John and Joseph Tattersall, William and John Maddock, and J. Kenyon (graudsons); John Blundell, TC1 and F. Atkir- son. The Rev.. E. F. G. Smn.hwick, M.A., vicar of St. Thomas's, Seaforti, officiated. ...

... Anzustus HeUrv Lcemronis, Stonebouse, Allerton ; Eir Thomas Brocklebank, Bart., Springwood, Allerton; George Henry Hors. fall, Larkfield, Tostteth-park -Sir Thomas Earle, Bart., Allerton Towerr; and Thomas Stanley Ro tersoa, The Priory. William Saxton, tallow ...

... Lynn Linton, Mrs. Riiddell, Mhrs. Vlipl, e Miss Florence marryat Sir Richard Burton, h Dr. W. H. Russell, Wlliamn Black, Thomas r Hardy, Anthor y Trullope, Wilkie Colns, G( A. Saea, Jusei MC y, George Ma- donald, Walter Besant, H. J. Byron, a. R. Plancb6 ...

... laudable project. To the extent that they succeed in it they will materially enrich the musical treasury of mankind. Mrs. Thomas Hardy publishes an emphatic protest against the widespread bpractice of killing larks for purposes of .food. It is a little ...

... not less than three, 11, Robert Sel- kirk. Second, los., Thomas Hardy. Best sample of butter, 10a., James Rigby. Best sample of cheese, los., James Rigby. Best stallion, £2, Thomas Forshaw. Second, LI, John Bromilow. Best colt or filly, two years old ...

... the chapel was soon crowvded in every part. At the call of the newly-elected president, the Revs. F. A. \Vest, ?? Arthur, Thomas Hardy, and Dir. Walidy engaged in prayer. At the close ot this service, the Conference ad- journed for twenty ?? re-assembling ...

... about g midnhght, In the game preserves of Mr. Sherwin, at Bramoote, and commenced beating for game. Their I names were Thomas Hardy, Henry Martin, John Hallam, John Harrison, and Samuel Petter. They were observed by two of Mr. Sherwin's keepers- Edward ...